Summer Academic Practice Rationale: Students can lose as much as one to two months of learning during the downtime of summer.  All young people experience learning losses when they do not engage in educational activities year-round. Research spanning 100 years shows that students typically score lower on standardized tests at the end of summer vacation than they do on the same tests at the beginning of the summer (White, 1906; Heyns, 1978; Entwisle & Alexander 1992; Cooper, 1996; Downey et al, 2004).  Though summer vacation should be a time for leisure and fun that only summer can bring, we require our students to read and engage in math practice to counter potential academic regression.

Students Entering Pre-Kindergarten 3

Literacy Choice Board

Assessment Criteria: Each week choose one math activity to do. Color the square once it is completed. Turn in your choice board with at least 8 squares colored in on the first day of school!

Students Entering Pre-Kindergarten 4

Literacy Choice Board

Assessment Criteria: Each week choose one math activity to do. Color the square once it is completed. Turn in your choice board with at least 8 squares colored in on the first day of school!

Students Entering Kindergarten

Literacy Choice Board

Assessment Criteria

  • Each week choose one math activity to do. Color the square once it is completed. Turn in your choice board with at least 9 squares colored in on the first day of school!
Students Entering First Grade

Literacy Choice Board

Assessment Criteria

  • Each week choose one math activity to do. Color the square once it is completed. Turn in your choice board with at least 9 squares colored in on the first day of school!
Students Entering Second Grade

Literacy Choice Board

Assessment Criteria

  • Each week choose one math activity to do. Color the square once it is completed. Turn in your choice board with at least 9 squares colored in on the first day of school!
Students Entering Third Grade through Eighth Grade

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How to Access Your NWEA Growth Study Plan

    1. Click on the Green Learning Tab
    2. Choose Math
    3. Choose View By Skill Plans
    4. Your Pinned Skill Study Plan will appear as Personal Texas NWEA MAP Growth Study Plan
    5. Choose Math
    6. Work through the assigned skills by clicking on the blue links on the right.

Assessment Criteria

  • 30 Minutes Recommended per Week
  • Completion/SmartScore
  • A 50 Bonus Points Card Will Be Awarded if Goal (420 Minutes) is Met by the First Day of School that Can Be Used During the 2026/2027 School Year on Any Math Classwork Assignments, Homework Assignments, or Quizzes. Students enrolled in Algebra I or Geometry will be given 3 Free Dress Passes to be used in place of the Bonus Points Card.